Councils
UNHRC
United Nations
Human Rights Council
The United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC) is the primary intergovernmental body tasked with promoting and protecting human rights globally. It addresses situations of human rights violations and makes recommendations to improve human rights conditions in UN member states. Through resolutions and investigations, the UNHRC aims to hold countries accountable for upholding fundamental human rights for all.
Agenda A: Addressing the treatment of minorities in education
Agenda B: Ensuring the freedom of peaceful assembly worldwide
Chair: Lim Wei Shen
Co-Chair: Ko Ken Zhi
Serving as the leading international authority for global health, the World Health Organisation (WHO) was established by the United Nations in 1948. Its core mission is to ensure all people attain the highest possible level of health. This involves directing global health efforts, setting norms and standards for health interventions, and providing technical support to countries in preventing and managing diseases.
Agenda A: Discussing effective treatments for drug addiction worldwide
Agenda B: Addressing the rise of shortages in medical workers worldwide
Chair: Wong Jia Yi
Co-Chair: Olivia Chan
WHO
World Health Organisation
DISEC
Disarmament and International
Security Committee
The First Committee of the United Nations General Assembly, also known as the Disarmament and International Security Committee (DISEC), serves as the primary forum for discussing and addressing global disarmament challenges and threats to international peace and security. It fosters international cooperation in disarmament efforts and aims to establish general principles for regulating armaments and promoting peaceful solutions to conflict.
Agenda A: Addressing the increase of militarization in the East Asian region
Agenda B: Examining the maritime security in the Middle East region
Chair: Thaneish Hanz Puttagunta
Co-Chair: Vinitha Anne Puttagunta
The Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) serves as a regional bloc established to promote economic, social, and cultural cooperation among its member states. Formed during the Cold War to foster stability amidst regional tensions, ASEAN also works to maintain peace and security through diplomatic means and adherence to international law.
Agenda A: Promoting sustainable development in rural areas
Agenda B: Combating transnational crime in the Golden Triangle region
Chair: Chen Fei Yu
Co-Chair: Ng Jinn Hsi
ASEAN
Association of
Southeast Asian Nations